Showing posts with label Dillan-Ponders. Show all posts
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Monday, September 11, 2017

DillanPonders Releases "NO MANS LAND" @DillanPonders


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Toronto’s young free thinker has had a strong 2017, which saw him perform at SXSW, support Pouya and Fat Nick throughout Canada and earn his first MuchFACT grant. NO MANS LANDS’ first singles — “DOUBTS” and “XANNY MAN” — are two of his most-streamed tracks ever, landing him the cover of Spotify’s Northern Bars playlist and a feature on Complex Magazine’s top tracks of spring 2017.

NO MANS LAND follows Ponders’s debut album, ACID REIGN, which has been streamed over 1 million times in a few months. It showcases an angry, reflective, yet hopeful Ponders, and showcases his unique vocal range, wordplay, and diverse flows.

NO MANS LAND features menacing production from multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated Daniel Worthy, best known for his work on Drake’s If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late, as well as Chef Byer, BatmanOnTheBeatz and buzzing producer Jacobi of GlitchRealm.

Have a listen to the entire project below. You digging the Toronto lyricist?  

Friday, June 24, 2016

@DillanPonders "You're Welcome 2" [NEW MIXTAPE]

@DillanPonders "You're Welcome 2"


Toronto’s infamous flower child, DillanPonders, has returned with a brand new release - "YOU’RE WELCOME 2." The highly anticipated sequel from Ponders infamous ‘YOU’RE WELCOME’ series has finally arrived. The mixtape features 8 brand new remixes, including Bryson Tiller’s ‘Rambo’ and Kodak Black’s ‘No Flockin’.


“The YOU'RE WELCOME series is just a thing I share between me and my fans. I have tons of original music in the works but anyone who knows me knows I can't resist remixing songs I love, more specifically industry beats I love. Most "industry rappers" aren't rappers at all they're just making a bunch of noise over beats they don't deserve. It’s fun for me to spit on the beats and give them the flows I think they deserve. I also made a point to use NO auto tune as an experiment to challenge myself, and it come out awesome. It took me 7 days to make this tape and I hope my fans listen to it for the next 7 years”.- DillanPonders